Book1:TeDream-Maker

lemnlyashoreandbowedlowinobeisaoldDimitrithatingratitudeforhisheroicact，allthetribesofthatdistricthadagreedtouogetherunderonekingdom,withhimastheirking．Underhisreigntheywouldbuildanidealkingdomfromthebarrenmountainsandaridwilderness．

    RomiandDimitriwokefromthesamedream，ahoughtswerestillinthatwildaherealdomain．Thelong-tailedbirdwithmagnifitfeathersperchedontheembragtree，gotholdofthestouttwigthatshottowardsthesky．Itflewupanddowiwigwithitssaliva，likeasilkwormspinningaco，creatihemostexpeiicsoftheEast．DimitrirefreshedhimselfwiththedeliciousjuicesfromtheFountainofLife.SunbeamsshohroughRomi’swebofbrownhair，whichswayedinthesunshine．Likethematingoftwoclouds，allhappeurallyandhadadreamlikequality．Theywerelikeapairoffish，swayingrhythmicallywiththesoftmotionsofthewater，orliketwohungry,ferociousanimals,snarlingandfightingtodevoureachotherinhandtohandbat．Sooillhathadexistedintheforestformillionsofyearsreturned,whereeventheslightestrustleofafalliougthegroundwouldsurprisetheoldandsileh．RomiofferedDimitriherwetpetal-likelipsandsaid，

    "ThedreambroughthometomethemeaningofFate，justasmakinglovewithyougavemeadeeperuandingofhowtousemyfleshbody．Iamtiredofalltheothermenintheworldexceptyou．Yht．Wemustlearntouseourthoughtasthereintoharnessandtrolourfleshbodythatislikeawildhorse．Ifwemaneuverourfleshbodywell，Fate,whichisbutashadowofourfleshbody,alsobetrolled.”Dimitrinoddedinagreement,buthewasnotasoptimistic．Whileheagreedthattheretionofthefleshbodyandthoughtwaslikethatofawildhorseandthereiherthoug